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A f _ . . ,_ Hull Anhui' suniisnsinr iND__i__lLsEnioN_,, _

'iff

,uri»»y,-¢.» _ -'- ii. at-uuuge, siqunooke; '-

_- , - ‘ _ lil t l _ _ -

' R' D°°B'i°”‘ if J°h“' `VCarmRe¢-Yi'wF;:t:'s::;Inl-su:d¢o;esterd(;l;- piealrig; igmic uf,?urri‘;°“ss:ml:itfi-l:mgw?» “mid” this ”‘°"“"‘g at 1°°3° 1°' . F. Forbes. Ha ax. 3 ' ' ' ' ' J, th

_ -_ -llllliiti. °

Chu C. Vamoiller, New York. Ji ? 7 ‘ _

S,f0V¢f. l|0lI¢1’¢*\1~ __ ~ - ` - J _ - A _ - -J. LeRoy' I-Iolinan Summerside.‘ H”-nm 1-0m,,,¢_o_ _ S MW- M&_¢!\¢l1 Bild M1195 “ma -D. R. Morrison,_ Bummerside, was was ' '

llmmerside haie returned ruin -a passengq- las; night on the Em-

B _ , _ _ ' _ _ _ C i -J-

W sm: Tgggso Diagram “sir to _iiberwii ___y rpms! from Fred N B J. Montreal by the S S asvaped a

_ » - ~ ~ _ ericton, _ . . gi. _' nm.1_.u ` 1 _ *°“. A _ -- _ F ui c uni. Matmvau. ws: ,;';4g»toh._ Tnrogzgf- T°’°” ° -Raina Bruuinidge. ___ Siiiirliifgrfjj -Fi-aux Mcmiian oi the Royal _rra_,“°" “ °" “mp “_ H_ c0x_ Harem returned home last ms 21 E Bank of Canada, Edmonton, is spend-_ e -- d i, in

_ _ McL

L_ H_ Howm New _York ing a few days in Port H111- J* ling a few days in Summerside.J. Empress this morning _On rein,-ii to

_F. P. McCar\‘iU, Vancouver. _ ...F 1 in n latel~ occu- _ _ his home--L - W. L.'and'Mrs. Hunter, Boston. pioq orbysabe K e Ljiilifle. Sumdierside. C Rev' W' H' Hardmg' ot Kildare

A. Elliott, Gait, our. api.; ,O A, i-:_ lirseuauir. 1-mimi. i;P°°- W” “_ *’””““°'. t° s““"“"` , weeds

- _ , - ~ _ _ _ J_ _ ` _ ' _ _ _

~ , » - A h _ _ _ » ~ of

eemm--1%;

_>.“?i

C CMMS Montreal s e by the western train yesterdav

Miss \iacLeod Allston Mas __ Urge r,,,,,rd by Henri. Comp- " E' Mrs J Peter n M ‘

so Quincy, ass ton, \ .rth at l-leanors, uae struck _

Misa \v fri 1. -rson, Quincy Mass and kified bi iigmmng in Thursday be $:]t';,§e%rn;,fgLg?;gy2uafrdifllgoffali t"""t

' Miss Dore- i‘- '-rson_ Quincy, Mass. during the storm reported with other Parlors sumrnerside_ 22,5" J_I‘. Arsezinii - Wellington it. . ‘est rdayvs Guardian J ',___._ cemionany busy time to look

- - ~ cas a es in

Geo (‘ Taylort Kensington u 1

. - Q _ _

. - ° - ` - _ , 'l 6 d

Robert Larter, Charlottetown. _-I-he S;(.ei.i@ of st. _-\nthf»ny’s R ,mega (,:,iTrk’r,;€:Jtadv;;1r¢i‘,),inggm mtg J`am"" BVDFUI M0l'“3“-'"- C. Church, liloomfielrl, wus Stmck subscriptions in Alberton and vicin- W. H. Pope, Picton. by lightning on Tliiirsdiijf :ind badly ir_y_ His omce phone No_ is 7_

I.. Wood, Mt. Herbert. ~,.|,8\_;,.r@d___]_ ~ _.___ _

C. I-J. Parks, Toronto. --

_ -Subscribers should renew a week

L' F' Mcxlfy’ T°r°"-t"5 "T119" “ill lf* 5"""’“° “S “"",“_l ‘” or two before the time they have Jl\m_°’S B-_f‘-fkfwfle. >`i- John. ith-~ l’res`:»,~\i>rinii L`hur|-Ii, l-UUE R\"”» paid for has expired and _thus not G. a. Whitehead, i-*ri-dericton_ _, ;..;,...rr..w at 11,1111 ii. in. und at Ken- mi” an ,ss,,e_ as all papers ar, dis. E~ ‘“- ’"""“‘¥"'- -*h“'l""'<»‘k@~ .~lui.'l~n st 7. 1-. m. continued promptly on expiry date.

Thos. lfmlf-n, Arlington, -f* -_ _Q W. .l. 1.1'-_vnian and wife, Qoston. -l.< st ln-t'.\’rf»n Sliriuiivrsidc _ and _our first car 0 anti”-Boite mit L. J. Lovin, >`ydney_ I..-1 lr; n sfiorr l»l\.e coat, Finder coal i _ - ,i_ 5-; r_ _ d _ r

, _ _ _ , las arrive us omers or ei n

l-._ _ian-l“.\Irs._ .\havr, Toronto. please- leave nt (-nnriliari Branch, Once as there is a p,,S,,iii,i1ity oi high. r i `l‘ _ ' '

- 5’ - F5- -35 1"- (`»‘|~\s'IH'i»'. -“`U1Hm€'fSi\3¢‘» 7`13M1i' `er prices and great difficulty in oh-

QFCUC. R 1- _ ~ _ “-“' _ y taining' tonnage or coal. Joseph A. and .\irs_ at. Onge, (‘¢-nt_n»<-illf-_ -J. Ii. Hagar., Halifax; C. 5. Read & C0_ Ltd Summerside

.\|nI'gnr;.i A. McDonald, l-&i._-tor.. Tiog¢=r_<, St. John; J. C. Watson, ' ' ' 12_M2i_

Thomas Court, Boston. _\l<-nrreal; registereil at the Clifton; ’I'_ f'_ .\ic(iv»uvern, 'I_‘or-_-mr., lH./lsr, siiiniiiersifle, between 5.30; __i»_ S_ Macwiiiiams Ednmritoii. (L

#52 Halifax. l_.~t evening and ='»»30 the l’f0"i""°i'I`. Mum-oe, wife and Dchildren, Chat- rett, St. Aiidri-\\.-_ iris-ning.-J. ,iiami _]_ (;_ Watsorh Moi-itreaii i-egi,,_

*il -t <1 t th ri ti s -

-‘\- U13-|`P¥. »T<'hhH\!r. -The follriwfiig were the Alhcrton 55:1-E’ 8 B Queen 0 e ' ummer

"- Watsfm. M%q`E!'f'f=1- ,inarlzet prices yesterday. Qats, 5Uc;_'5_30

-_S- Murray.” - i2-1l»f°1l1 Murray. i-I-Jus, isc; Butter, '2`0c;' Hides, -Ji-.;l h“"_’*="'; f<`HlfSkiIlS. 10% WOOL 2401 P0¢8€o0S. -Miss Bessie Alward, agent, in J.

3- °5'~0d<1H"t- "Hill T352; Strawberries, p (Lt. 10c; Press- C,

9U'if‘3~";- __ lcd hay per ton‘ Slllzose ~7$1`B.A.

i-`. 'I`. Bixl

S. live A t

?"`-S_F'_UF."-

_ z, hydni-y,

James Brown. Montzion. ' , _' _é -_ -» ~

W H~ P096- P1f'f-"~1- -The residence of Father Monag-.me L- wllffd- Mt- Hfflfffff- han, Miscouche, was struck hy lightn-‘is

Geo. Aduniw, <"l.e.ir\'. jing on 'I'hui~s~lny afternoon. he bolt]

_1/_ Bushey, B<._~z»'.:._ _ rgrueii tlfg w_ingow and kniked a _ _j M_rs. lt. A. Min<i¢-, .lfiss Edna Min- ,;;,,.tiqr,-of tm piasier from fha W,,ii_ ,hv

,gie, Truro. _ " lfr,ynn':l'{hi`s howéver, no serious dam- this John ('.' MCKRY' Picton' “#3 was d°"”"`J- ,discharging and guarantee it to' be of_

U. A. butherland, Dartmouth.

Qllfisses. T. A. and E, F. Steele and _The pjmpi-ess. an-i`~¢d`iii. Siimmor. ‘Use "ni@fe- N05* York- .is-ie, me night at 's-ii _-luck. sue inui,,,,m -Hester 1°- ('1}_IHDh01l. Jfimfn U- »’\~ sixty passengers itoinir and 110 rc-li,

- H' N"’_"an- _I`15h°"» B05'-0“» I _ turning. Her out-.vqrd cargo consist- 'xathenne ("§'m'5- B"»“t"“~ 1 `cd' of 'four norses a1id‘ iier‘lnward car-

-' Geo. Hyndman, Framingham, Mass go twr) cars irei ht J

_»Mrg_ Norman Furness and child; g ' ' with a painful injury on Wednesday.

1 \'Biic(,iivrr_ __` __ \ _ -While jumping over a iénce his foot _ M_____ G_ H McLeod Tom t _ letter_r_eceiied_fr_om llrs. I-lar can

, n o. , _ , _ _

Kiss Err_i`maC A.d_Bzitte_riiian_and Miss i:;€r‘§:€;r l;?r\.;_!§;g,l;r§_i_iga§;§E_x;:1 (ln

gnc-s , or _ng, . cw \ork_ _ ___ _ r. , _“Wi Mis, Hamiim, _.,m,rh_ u,,,,,,,,,_ §_f:_i_;-li _l;@____ 11;; __§/_I§i<i1v_ ifgfiullv-___\;=_1:_° once summoned to _reset the iimu

; - 0 -_ “fm 3 which an hi h i .A. _

Igqlggirtéétlggn’ l;;s;?(3‘I_ , that none of us are lihrt‘nor our c ses m muc pan

_ riEvERE_ homes from the great cyclone that

D0herty_ Haverhiir Maw swept throurzlrthe city of Regina yes- Daniei Doherty; Haverhill, Mass- "°"‘“y. ““"'“°_‘"”' The ’“’““ “fe _]0,_,ian_ Ottawa; ' something terrible to look upon. So Wrigi,t_ Monragiiei many homeless and cannot get insur- MaoKinnrm_ M0,,t,,r_,,,,.,_ ance for property destroyed from McNeiii_ Summersi,ie_ cyclones. Death rates are 31 this

S_ M,,cd0naid_ (-iermont. inorninifand no doubt manv more are

iepiien Gii]is_ (-iermorm ' crushed under buildings. The injured

Cummings, G19", N_ H__ _ gare many. Our new house is about L_ ]_,0¢imrt_ New LOii,i(,n_ ;rcady to move into, but this disaster E, Grady, Summersidei lmakes me feel more like moving back

-`=’¥?"?4.=~_>°=_€S=‘.f‘F=e:-sl_+ ““"“"“' -zsggn

W. Clarke, Summerside; _f° P- E- 1-"

J. Grant, Georgetown; ` “'*' Mcxinnoii, Himtei- River; -The death of Mrs. David Grady

Fmnk Pigotf; ML Stewart- ccurrcd yesterda at her home

, , y in

Frank Robins, Midgell; Hummcrside_The deceased was eirhty- Af, D_ Macdonald, T;-yon; one years of age and had been ill for Miss Macdonald, ' Tryon; a number of years. Two years ago S. McLellan, Charlottetown; she suffered the amputation of one of John McLean, North Wiltshire; her limhs and notwithstanding her J. A. Drake, Millview; advanced age made rr good recovery,-_ 1?. B. Gillls, Hamilton; Last spring the gungrenous affection

Sharp, Amherst; which resulted as above attacked the MHCDOnald, Suinmcrside; other limb and resulted in her death

Mrs. I_1eClair, North Rustico; after months of intense suffering Wm. Carr and wife, St. Andrews; which slie bore with patience and for-

A. D.

9_5

J R Semple, Chilliwack B (‘~ titude Sh

- - _ ' , _ -., . . e was a most estimable -T9lln L- MacMillan, Boston, Mass; lady, kind and considerate and had Miss Barbara _Handrahn.n, Boston, many friends who will sincerely

Mm’ _ mour h i ti. si 1

Miss Mary Hnndrahah, Boston, Mass; mour: twlo(mda:isliter:1,:'M:v(iG||nr

Dime! 0’Hf1nl@y, St. Petr-rs: Charlottetown mul Miss onine iggimplij Nich§i;:_h_¢;rri_,____liiI_oi_;_triceiioéu _ Summerside and three sons, John, of

John B'_\ '__," \._ fr. , 0." 0 0; the firm of Gunn, l.ari<lois& ('_o,Siim_

_R_ _f\". “Ee-_ _ merside T.l3_Grady,Tlcket ,Agent in thi.

yu .~ , ,.-nmmeraidc, Ilailwny Deimrtmf-nt and A ent I

H. J. Tooiiifs, and wife, N th R - - ' V. 0 the

t_______ ' or es ;r_i_i_;_i¢_>__Amer_icnn Teleirraph (-0. (Sum-_

E. Toombs and wife, North Rustico~ i>‘ni ' E nn George or the Railway

D- McEaChc!'n Butte Montana' W I nz Rooms' Summemide'J‘

__ . , ,_ ; --w......,.,.._....»--»-~._....._,,...,._,_,,,,,,,,,, Richard* ul le ’ tl ~ ~ _

Q g y, lor and, Me, Frank Johnson, Summerside,

T; P. (lass, North River; , J. D. McDonald, Cable Head;

J. A. Robertson, Bonshaw; Thomas Horton, Murray River- m_ ivrcneun, st. Peters; J. J. sunt, iennoi inland- '

F: McLean, St. Peters; Jas. P. Heron, Boston; ' Richard Carver, Pownal; J. W. Stewart, Philadelphia- A_ J. McDona_1d, 1§loopiing,1{_t,;_, J. Allen, Royalty; `

wm. nous, Wheatley-iziven... _ A. n. Mcinnis, sam-cliffs.

A. Fl. Leigh, (lharlottctownp Nicholson, Hazel Grove. Chas. Ready, Souris; ‘_ J. Nicholson, Montague, E. lil, I-lar_i_lyv, Boston; Morson, Clark and child, F‘rnulr- J. 5-l. Wedge, Ht. Louis; lin, Mass.

E, \l'l. Wedge. St. Louis; A. P. Doiron, Amherst, N. Sl.

Miss B. (‘-haisson, St./Louis; J. R. Robertson, Nappan, N. S.

J.Gillisr>i'e, Appin Road; , Wm.. Trninor, -Bangor Maine. ghog. izobnson, Summerslide; Mcll McDonald, Picton, N. S.

. _ c er . 1 ~ J. _ . _ _ bb , 'iiiiigimersi e, T Mcl eod, iialffax _

Wear

---Cool Cosy-~ 1

PP?

1 »,\

is . li ‘

Here’s ' just what you

want, light, cool and com- ,

fortable suinmerunderwear ~»` -

specially selected to suit-

our most exacting' needs. ; _-

- This line includes the best ’ _ _ _» __ ' _

__ ,l, products of the, lending factori». in _ba_nad,l. |~_

f Shown in combination and two-piece shits 'ln

styles, weights and sizes for "men, w`om¢_?g and

children. l

- For qualify our prices are low and c sldering

quality enddprioes the vsluesisre unusually Call ii intoday an see the line. ' . '

-Reuben Tuplin 6’ Co

”,‘\__,,,,,__ ' '°’?5l'."‘T'F_;°" __. fm

_ » _ _ __ --¢e#-‘f----=~<------*f-A---‘-j-=--A--Q- gummmia. ea montreal at 7 this

- '--- ' -It psy; to my ui um Prdvmw- f mvr

*_ _ .I adkrtising iii th' column] G

w_ _,_ ,,.;’,_I;°,,'ff,’,ffIif‘,;,,,c,°,,_ ___-_tn_i___i»» mmm, _<1neri_o¢o_i.i_»_i.. _ or is ua

0_ s."“_Mo,, _ _ __ v ¢inBummers1detege

or s Chg:-hah: 3 "“" Wm R°‘°'”"

-une cunt per word each insertion

c.. -m

must nwaiiipeuy order, and tive pei-

to a

IQ!!

ooooooco

t 0 0

choose

0 0

O 0

C Q U

will vertising and subscriptions in Sum-

scenes

ulslol

° tivo dailies, as at present-one

° the name of the latter was nev-

* paper.

between 5.30 last evening and the previous evening.-J.

Jardine’s Bookstore, Water St. be glad to receive all news, nd-

rsfde_and vicinity. Her office phone 45-l andresidence phone 26.

800 tons Hard Coal just arrived the Bank Hector. We are selling at very reasonable prices whiln

best quality ohtainable.'The bulk this will be sold at our branch her and coal yard, Kensingtonjvi.

_ Schurman & Co, Ltd( 7-11Ml\v__

-Wendall 'Rogers, Alberton, met

ght throwing hiih/on his wrist., examination it was found that the, st was broken. A doctor was at

A _

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SOME FACTS.

In 1891 The Morning Daily

_Guardian was established, and is stillissued each morning with the latest local and foreign news, including the Canadian Press and 9, special telegraphic service.

In 1887 The Weekly Guardian

was established, but its issue proved too infrequent for read- ers as the Province advanced, 'and from time to time was changed, first to a Semi-Weekly, then to a Tri-Weekly, and inter to a Rural Daily, so that for years The Guardian has issued

used; c

soochool

sos

one

nose

in the morning as a Morning Daily, and the other in the af- ternoon as a Rural Daily. As

who

er sufficiently .clear as to what it implied and always required much explanation, it was in May last changed to Evening Daily, , and continued as an 'afternoon i

essence we

oooasoeec

For some time Dast the man-

aizement has felt that Prince Edward Island is justly entitled to o twenty-four hour telegraph- ic news service, as enjoyed by the other Provinces of Canada, rather than the night wire ,scr- vice only, as up to June 30th lust supplied by The Morning Guardian and afterwards print- ed in The Evening Guardian. Accordingly a representative vis- ited 'St. John and ar- ranged for a Canadian Press day service, which is appreciat- ed hy the general public.

It is thus to The Guard-

ian that the people of Prince Edward Island are indebted first for 0, night Canadian Press service and now for the day Can- adian Prcss and Special Tele- graphic news published since July first and thus enjoyed by its readers. The friends of both The Morri-

inz Guardian and The Evening Guardian are quite ax- pressivs of their appreciation that their favorite paper con- tains tlie latest day and night, as well as night and day Can- adian Press and Special Tele- graphic and local news, and thus a complete twenty-four hour service. Advertisers are also more than pleased with the rapid increase of fully two thou- sand readers already in The Evening Gnardlaifs circulation, as well as several hundred for

The Morning Daily.

The Guardian' ever realizes its

obligation to furnish its readers with the latest and best news service obtainable, and to give to its advertisers the largest and most valuable circulation

possible. ‘ _

The Guardian is now but issu-

ing two dailies, one in the morn- ing aud the other in the after- HOOII. as it has been doing for years. but since July Brat its afternoon paper contains its own. day's news in addition to that of The Morning Guardian, or, In other words, the new; of the twenty-four _hours immediately

before ft goes to press

0000000Qclocicolococcacee/coo¢»»¢¢.,,,

me, »-1u¢<_>_“!.\! . snowed. nunmiuai S°°=r°¢»1v 01 St. John. mat on mi.

` -Rev. W. A. Ross, _Sunday School e

charge twenty-five cents. '_ in B“mm°‘"°id°-J' '_ -

Morning Guardian similar position. V

dooce;

mum? Guardian)

Q B B CliGlP0dil» “tha 'mm

_ n‘i'ng_'J.' _ s

gnc wsu fined mrs ieit sum-

|0000

Orange Tea at Kelvin-

a passenger this morning to

I -nl-

nouns

s, who has been visiting FB*-1101’ an, Suminerside, crosse y e

-vsmnm nuns G.T.‘iiT.l’l°'...”*'.”-_'il'-.7_'i`leE'»-u'¢ of ithgier ,ni rapidly increas- ing »f¢1r¢uiaeiau;m'i addition 1?.-resulv W1" ei"-"1" .°:.i""°°.-i°'*i °"°"*°'

U B0 1 , __ _, ' h.;:n~iing'. Gi`1'ax-gina; aldvertisfri are. enioyinz a Y`°1‘f¢l°°id°d 3" crafue in its Charlottetown cir- culation sum July first, 'hr Bd- . ditidli tb its 8ll‘¢l\Uy lil1Pl"¢¢9' dented sworn circulation of 3,972 copies _throughout the P!`°ViY1°°-

Business flrnib. cover _ Pl'lD¢°

Edward Islahd bv. using 'nm Morning Guardian and The

Evening Guardian. _

oodoeoocoo

may b

ly alter

_ o

verv rifle at the time of _ , _ may be hauled fn almost immediate- ° Made in Anihelist, ,

tim»» “

seed- ` »

an s moi

ouiromhe hams andthe ` . -~ -For alideetiiers'

and

cutting.

_ _ ._ _ _ _ , _ __-_The threshing is usually done with _ _ _ r. _

° ° the ordinary threshen If the seed Everett Q Bitton fo,”

lbe verv ripe and dry when cut a ' ‘\

' The time`iB new-ing for mak- .` good deal of the hulls shells off. The Send for free Booklet on

't .Wil-li ` .~ _ ,_ _ - To be-»»»3 - _'shim ine-.sbfiziilesr sh°“l~¥4 ' be I' _ \V¢F_f5~-l,h.é~_|9Fg$§s_'»=_;__-

ys it ' Awdrrled-G_0ldifld'edS|

` fi ni_»i-iiiigo¢;1~:_iiiiibiii»i.

Sold everywhere.

GROWING TIMOTHY SEED ' ' h , _ '

re enough clean seed for his _;_° use, at least, even if it is an ell- 1

_fn §'=i'=

I all Your

ppihg from

iN'scanieg

2 O _S ld"

o.. ri lr

aGoo

7 mea ow B 0 1 picked out in the field wherever

cleanest 'and headed \ -out

ii _ N cnet th clover uller should never be used in ii e fshbesj' `

ery ,armor “ho has 8 r,,r,c,, ifxilréhotfflligfoliliwin bind, azxall area of §i;r)e1_i_i£g{gy tll_1ili_1121__r`ii_\i_e__<i___i\_»;__it l_i;i_i_i:_t ._ T e. Car 0 ___ h d h “ld be able' t” ‘rom onkhalf acre to an acre' may' fancy show seed and usual- p n ”

brings the,.fa'ncy prices.-T. .G.~ ' - `

,_ _ _ ya- uf-

-is

1'..

__ _ _r_,_._' 4,.,-¢._'

ine 'isiaud_fs§"_n',

-i

nusiesf sinne-

R Time to I?i1Slf_df

, 1

Low water--sandy water-zidriy well. ()nly the person rr _ -- _ ` ` '

that lias experience can realize the lost time and almoyilnce of repeatedly lowering ri bucket in a well that is almost dry

-bringing up half a bucket of water each time when nearly a _ P barrel is required. _ _ : V

The climax is ieached when such people li_av_e to haul cl

water from the' nearest spring. or brook; OI #VCU C0’-1d°5°°“d_ to

beg water from a neiglibur who has a good pump- ,

Why not settle this matter for all time to co1i1€"°get_a

good pump. At the best a. well with bucl_<et and windlass is P but a make shift-raising water by_this means is too ,laborious for women, and wastes too much time ti suit a busy man. A

good pump wi1l.soon pay for the satisfaction it affords. . -

We s'ell only thernost reliable pumps on the ma_r_l<¢f. and

the immense quantities necessary to .supply ilic requiremellts of our wholesale, Retail and M_ai1 Order Custoniers all'->WS U5 _ to buy at the lowest possible prices in carload lots arid allows - _ ns to sell pumps _quality for quality and price for price that

\ cannot honestly be eircellcd.

itself in the saving of time and

_ » I

Myers Pump

J | 2112 Cylihilcr for work

_, _ 1ii_oo . .__ L_ .___

R97-- Sim-lc _ wilh Brass Ready

_4‘f\__ -1 '&':`>:='?f:‘<. ‘

ins.

_ 1- -'~..» ,\

savznsis " ii; /1,.. spoui' {L,,*i,°

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ATTACHMENT - “

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MYERS STOCK PUMP i

" MADE l';SPEClAl.'LY

FOR, DEEP WELLS -

R07, MYERS RATCHET

STOCK PUMP, e~:pcci.1llv_ adapig.-d for deep wells, and when fitted with si lzirg-_ cylinder gives n great abundance of water, through its extra large spout. _ A Myers does away with the _ old hard labor of pu_n1plng,_ns ai child can work one with ease in the deepest well. This style takes 1%, or 2 inch pipe. R97 fitted with pipe, galvanized steel rod, iron seat, double leather pliinger, complete ready" for work , filled with 3 ilzxiziron cylinder. Price ___._........$825

asiure ?

NOTE PRICE

$1.45 '

I _

i W0uldn'f this

ump be the ear thing for

0UR

‘ii u awheu um A M-7to.=PréV¢5"!i¥_.`fl'_¢€.7<'

have F0 i-lapel; an trip valve’ by raising handle to its extreme heigh_l» filled fm' I "4

inch pipe. Will give good satisfaction in a well nog over 28 or 30 feet deep. Tal_<es up very little room an -

works easily. Supplied with either round or _olireg spout. Fitted with brass valve seat,bored and pol_S td cylinder, bolted base and revolving f\1lCl'llm» I-imlliei - and striped. Do not class this with cheap pumps---I _I one is fitted with brass valve seat and is very spain; _- value at our price ....$ go - No.3takesii-4ori 1-2 i_nchPiP¢------~-_r~;.- ;

No. 4 takes I i»2 inch Pip€-- ------ - -_-~‘~ oo

This is/not by any n`13~i.]11i¢1‘,;)i`_|:If€-fil1_§`_-' ' i' nnou'h‘ rikin price-I-_ . S

§§L'l§i§ f.‘l."§§‘“§.`§$`y“anu finely finished- 11>_91;f\==f* smooth inside. with patent C10-‘S'€d' t°P Wm-Ch P£°. _ents ~

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., With Brass Lined . . _ _ . _ _ . . $9.50

, With Brass Cylinder . . . . . ._ .$l0_00

_ Are rlienpei wi_|h 3 inch vylimior out we

_ dn not recommend one, ,

R97- P-`it\|_-ii with .1 x iz iron cylinder -li

Wifg.Hrass Lined ............ $|2.75 Wil _Brass Cylinder .. _ . . _ ._ ._ $45.50 , NOTE-All limbs and brass lined cylin-

ders have glass-_valve s¢ai!. _

R96-'-MYERS R.\'l‘_(_IHE'l` _FORCE i

l‘U'MP,`similar slylo I0 _R975 hui is .a,l`nr_ce pu'nj'p gnqliqjyery v,.l`u.\r»|e for fighling fire. elC§ ' For price of R96 filled with cylinder iompleie ready for work, add io cost of

97_ . _ . . . _

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CARRY OUR GUARANTEE

_ ,;Tlie\Rafi`liet llead I_’umps_ we sell _are fitted with' roilerr _1 hearihgs-the rod works in a direct vertical lm_e reducing Inc - ion and making them the lightest and moat satisfactory P\"“i_’“

the market. A child can operate the speqial_ model_ R07_ Ill , the deepest wells. We guarantee our pllmrw I0 ZIVH lBl'!fa¢l|U" i. _mid moreover, we see fhsf they do give satisfaction. Send us

,your order and be sure ofsalisfaction _ _, _

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The immense buying fmt is

necessary to supply the require- ments of our wholesale, retail _ond Mail0rder Deplrinients perlnlts us to buy direct from the manu_,fsctu}’°¢ er, and buy at the manufacturer é lowest possiblevprices. And: we al- w_u sendenvor to mginialn 4 smud-

ai of-quality that will evehtugiy

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S Fiited with Iron Cylinder 5

» . Single Lesflsr Phmlen __-' _ 'R150-liiited .with pipe, galvanized

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steel 'i_-od, 3::io iron cylinder, single lea-

ther, plungeniron sent, complete ready for_work._. Price.. ...... ._.... _ . . . .$5.35

NOTE-3xio cylinders only fumished wiih.d{¢,$5.55 humps.. , _ _ _

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bran cylinder be curse we know by experience (lui if is the chehpesf. The difference in the - prieein more than '

mule up in value. l and we ,allure you that s Myers Pump will: bran cylinder

is the ehesiienf when you cons der Tefisiacfion,

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' The demand for Holm}\n`| Robb" Roofing is in itself' nn evidence of th° quality andvaluel _ ` _

ll'| adaptability to the efilliefe of this Province, ma in superiovky _ln ,¢Vn'7_ some are f‘s_et_|_ that are eppteelsteetmore

each Year. “"" W' 7 “ _ ; "

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